I think there’s tactical, logistical challenges in moving care to the home but there’s also a mindset, the philosophy of really shifting the way health systems think about care. Typically it's been episodic and reactive care, right? Patients come in and access care points in time. And we react to it. I think the pandemic has shown us a model of continuous proactive care. It's really important to be able to make that shift and doing it remotely and being at home is truly the best way to capture continuous data and find out information before it becomes a challenge and you need to intervene medically.

Sanaz Cordes, MD, World Wide Technology

I went to my health IT team and I said Listen I'm not an expert on COVID, but I think we have to treat these patients like a source of radiation. Everybody thought I was crazy.

Dr. James Stallcup, Wilma P Mankiller Health Center

I came into the healthcare industry as a patient. I had a long and evolved relationship with a bunch of different hospitals for cardiac issues, and I was just struck by how amazing my physicians were, how amazing the staff were. But how difficult it was to engage in my care outside the four walls of the hospital. This was an industry that really should be world class when it came to that experience so I started a company to try to tackle that issue.

Guillaume deZwirek, Artera